SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 2, 2 July 1926, Page 9

SHIPPING

HIGH WATER. To-day—lOh a.m.; 10h 25m pm. To-morrow—lOli 53m a.m.; llli 18m p.m. ARRIVALS. July I—Ruapehu, s.s. (10.50 a.m.), 9018 tons, M'Kellar, from Lyttclton. July I—Port Napier, 's.s. (11.55 a.m.), 8491 tona, Jones, from Lyttelton. July I—Toia, tug (noon), 422 tons, Hurray, from JUlbourne. July I—Tees, s.s. (1.20- p.m.), 633 tons, Dowell, from Greymoutb. July I—Breeze, s.s. (2.20 p m.), 653 tons, Deily, from W&ngunui. July I—Opawa, motor-ship (2.25 p.m.), 110 tons, M'Kinnou, put back through stress of weather. July I—Tamahine, s.s. (0.25 p.m.), 1990 tons, Prosser, from Picton. July 2—Maori, s.s. (7 a.m.), 3112 tons, Irwin, from Lyttelton. July 2—Nikau, s.s. (8.45 a.m.), 248 tons, .Vusta, from Nelson. Jnly 2—Waimea, s.s. (0.45 a.m ), 451 tons, Graham, from Greymouth. July 2—Holmdale, s.s. (10.15 a.m.), 681 tons, Williams, from Lyttelton. July 2—Kapiti, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), 312 tons, Sawyer, from Wanganui. DEPARTURES. July I—Opawa, motor r ship (1.5 p.m.), 110 tous, M'lCinnou, for Blenheim. July I—Devon, s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 9004 tons, Gardner, for- Napier. July I—Arahura, s.s. 7.30 p.m.), 1590 tons", Wildman, for Nelson. July I—Mararoa, s.s. (7.50 p.m.), 2596 tons, Sewell, for Lyttelton. July I—Breeze, s.s. (8.80 p.m.), 553 tous, Sheppard, for Lyttelton. July 2—Ullrnaroa, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), 5828 tone, Wyllie, for Sydney. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tamahine, Picton, 3rd Nikau, Nelson, 4th „ . Opihi, New Plymouth, 2nd luvercargill, Wanganui, 2nd ICennedy, Foxton, 2nd Echo, Blenheim, 2nd Waipahi, Dunedin and Lyttelton, 3rd Kurow, Auckland, 2nd Maori, Lyttelton, 4th Arahura, Nelson, 3rd . Mararoa, Lyttelton, 3rd Opawa, Blenheim, 3rd Kartigi, Greymouth, 3rd Pakura, East Coast, 4th Kamo, southern ports, Otii Makura, San Francisco, via Papeete and Rarotonga, sth >. Maunganui, Sydney, sth Koutunui, Waikokopu, via' coast ports, 4th Katoa, uckland, 9tli Kawatiri, Melbourne,- via uckland, 9th Wingatui, Bluff, via ports, 9th PROJECTED DEPARTURE}. Opawa, Blenheim, Ist \ Mararoa, Lyttelton, 3rd Arahura, Nelson, 3rd liainiai, GreymouHi, 2nd Devon, Napier, Ist Waverley, Patea, 2nd Tamahine, Picton, 2nd Nikau, Nelson, 2nd Kennedy, Foxton, 2nd Opihi, Dunedin, 3rd Echo, Blenheim, 2nd XJlimaroa, Sydney, 2nd Waikouaiti, Melbourne and Sydney, via, southern ports, 4th Titoki, West Coast, 2nd Maori, Lyttelton, 2nd Invercargill, Wanganui, 3rd Port Napier, London,'via Montevideo, 4th Ruapehu, Southampton and London, via Panama, 3rd Komata, Westport, sth Pakura, Napier and Gi3borne, Cth Maunganui, Sydney, 6th Arawa, Southampton and London, via Panama, cth Koutunui, Gishorne, sth Waipahi, Napier, sth Kamo, Napier, Cth Maheno, Sydney, 9th Wingatui, Auckland, 9th THE INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. '\. Ulimaroa, arrived at Wellington on 29th June; leaves Wellington on 2nd July for Sydney; tiue Sydney on 6th July; leaves Sydney oa 9th July for Auckland. (Huddart-Parker Co.'* Marama, arrived at Sydney on 29th June; leaves Sydney on 2nd July for Auckland; due at Auckland on 6th July; leaves Auckland on 9th July for Sydney. (U.S.S. Co.) Maunganui, arrived at Sydney on 29th June; left Sydney on Ist, July for Wellington; due *t Wellington on sth July; leaves Welihgton on 6th July for Sydney. (U.S.S. Co.) Niagara, left Sydney on Ist July for Auckland; due at Auckland on. sth July; leaves Auckland on 6th July for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu. BERTHACC LIST. Ngaio—Queen's Wharf, No. l!C. Maheno—Queen's Wharf, No. 1 S. Ulimaroa—Queen's Wharf, No. 2. Tamahine—Queen's Wharf No 4. Hawera-Queen's Wharf, No. 7. Waverley-Queen's Wharf, No. 7. Awarua—Queen's Wharf, No. 8. : Opawa—Queen's Wharf, No. 11 N. Nikau—Queen's Wharf, No.1 12. Wootton—Queen's Wharf. TSfo. .13. Titokt-Queen's Wharf, No.-14. Maori—Ferry Wharf, No. 2. Komata—Railway Wharf, No. 2. Kaimai—Railway Wharf, No 3. Toia—Glasgow Wharf, No. 1. ' Arawa—Glasgow Wharf, No. 2. Ruapehu—Glasgow Wharf, No. 3. Inaha—King's Wharf, No. 1. ■ Port Napier—Pipitea Wharf, No. ?•. Kaitangata—On Slip. Corinna—ln Stream. Hplmwood—ln Stream. OVERSEAS VESSELS. Baron Murray, left St. John on !3rd April, vi» Newport News, for Auckland, Welliigton, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; arrived at Auckland on 11th June; arrived at Wellington on 21st June; left Wellington on 25th June. (N.Z.S. Co.) Hertford, left Liverpool on the Ist Mij for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttclton, »nd Port Chalmers; arrived at Auckland on Bth June; arrived at Wellington on 19th June; left Wellington on 26th June_ (F.S.N. Co.) Lepanto, left New Xork on 25th May for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dubedin and Bluff; arrived at Auckland on 2nd July; due at Wellington on 7th July. Canadian Challenger, left Montreal on 29th M»y for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and Dunedin; due at Auckland on Ith July; due at Wellington on 15th Juljr. (C.G. M.M.) Maimoa, left London on Ist June for Suva, Auckland, and Wellington; due at Auckland on the 13th July; due at Wellington on 20th July. (S.S. and A. Co.) Tainui, left Southampton on the 4th June for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff; due at Wellington on 12th July. (S.S. tut) A. Co) West Conob, from San Pedro, left Los Angeles on the 2nd "-June for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin; arrived at Auckland on 27th June. (Burns, Philp, and Co.) Tongariro, left London on the 9th June for Auckland, Wellington, Bluff, and New Plymouth; due at Auckland on 17th July; due at Wellington on 24th July. (N.Z.S. Co.) City of Shanghai, left New York on the 10th. June for Suva, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Newcastle: due at Auckland on 20, th July. {A. and A. Line.l Enton, left San Francisco on 12th June for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin. and Sydney; due at Napier on 6th July; due at Wellington on 10th July. (tT.S.S. Co.) Otokia, left San Luis on 14th June for-Wel-lington; due at Wellington on Cth July. (U.S.S. Co.) Wirral, from Montreal and Newport News, for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin; due at Auckland on 20th July; due at Wellington on 27th July. (N.Z.S. Co) Pawlet, left San Francisco on 12th June for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin, via' Honolulu; due at Auckland on 10th July. (Burns, Philn.'and Co.) Makura, left San Francisco on 16th June for Wellington, via Papeete and Rarotonga; due at Wellington on 6th July. (U.S.S. Co.) Sittang, left New York on 17th June for Auckland, Napier,-Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin: due at Auckland ,on 22nd July; due at Wellington on 29th July. (C. and D. Line.) Athenic, left Southampton on 22nd June for Wellington and Auckland; due at Wellington on 30th July. (S.S. and A. Co.) Haurakl, left San Francisco on 22nd June for Auckland, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney; due at Auckland on 14th July. (tr.S.S. Co.) Port Kembla, left London on 20th June for Dunedin and Lyttelton; due at Dunedin on 30th July. (C. and D. 1,1ne.) Canadian Cruiser, left Montreal on E6th June for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin; due at Auckland on sth August; due at Wellington on 12th August. (C.0.M.M.) Trebartha, left New York on 30th June for Aucklnnd, Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin, New Plymouth, and Wanganui; due nt Auckland on sth August; due at Wellington on 12th August. (A. arid Al. Line.) PORT MELBOURNE'S ITINERARY. • The C. and D. Line advises that the Port Melbourne is to leave New Plymouth on Tuesday to load for London at Wanganui, Timaru, Lvttelton, and Wellington. She will sail finally from this port on 23rd July for London, via Panama, PORT HARDY CLEARS PANAMA. Word has been received by the C. and D. T,ine that the steamer Port H.'>rdy, en rout* from Auckland to London, yin New York nnd Boston, left Panama on 27th June. She sailed finally from Auckland on 6th June. THE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. The Canadian Government Merchant Marine advises that the Canadian Conqueror arrived nt Gisborne at 8 a.m. yesterday from Wellington. She loaves Gisborne at noo» to-morrow for Auckland, and is expected to dear the latter port on Monday for New York, Boston, and Montreal. TREBARTnA LEAVES NEW YORK. Cable advice has been received by the local i<iency for the A. and A. Line that the steamer Trebartha sailed from New York on 3Cth June w'th general cargo to discharge at Auekl> Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, New Plymouth, and Wanganul Roadstead. The vessel is due at Auckland on sth August, and at Wellington about a week later. PORT NICHOLSON LEAVES PANAMA. The Commonwealth and Dominion line advises that the Port Nicholson left Panama on

2"th Juno for London in continuation of her voyase from Wellington, from which port slitsailed finally on 7th June. LIGHTS TO BE CHANGED. Tho Otago Harbour Board notify that from yesterday evening the existing fixed white lights exhibited from the entrance leading-beacons will be discontinued, and in lieu of which white lights having characteristic phases will bo exhlbted as follows:—Front Beacon: A flaßhiug white light lsec, flash ;<-l'j'«, 21ft visible C miles ,is exhibited from a white triangular beacon 20ft high, situated at Harrington Point. Hear Beacon: An occulting white light ssec, eclipse 2sec, 85ft, visible 12 miles, Is exhibited from a white triangular-topped beacon 30ft high, situated eastward of Maori Kaik Pier. v Simultaneously a new rear beacon will »>e Installed at a position 033.5 dec, 328 ft fmm tho existing rear beacon, and the front and rear beacons will then be 2097 yards apart'-and In transit l"7dcff 3ft 301n. This will lead 220 ft off North Mola end arid In a least depth of 36ft at M.L.W.S. On and after the evening of Tuesday, 20th July, 1920, the occasional fixed harrour light shown from tho flagstaff on South Spit, near tho river entrance, Karamea, will be exhibited from a signal staff situated at the north Bide of the entrance near the movable leadingbeacons. The light will bo occasional, fixed, white, 52ft, visible 7 miles, and will be visible from 039deg, through cast, to 158deg. The light in its new position ivill be half a mile eastward of the outer bar. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— v Auckland.—Dunedin, Diomede, Veronica, Laburnum, Tofua, Easterner, Tutanekai, Karori, Ngakuta, Waipori, Hororata, \W»t Conob, Kurow, KaUuna, Niagara, Kalranga, Kawatiri, City of Winchester. Chatham Islands.—Canadian Challenger. Wellington.—Maori, Manama, Araiiura, Tamahine, Maloira, Kent, Enton, Canadian Conqueror, Koromlko, Maunganui. Ullmaroa, A»amba, Kartigi, Ruahine, Port Napier. Devon. Port Plrle, Otokla, Ansaldo, Settlmo. Awarua.—Hertford, Baron Murray, Walkou-. aiti, Jlin. THE TOIA'S VOYAGE. The Wellington Harbour Board's tug Toia which arrived in the stream yesterday from Scotland, via tho Suez Canal, was laid up at Rosyth (Firth of Forth) for five years before the board bought her from the Admiralty. She left Rosyth on 17th April, ■ and callod at Leith to take in stores as ballast for the voyage, leaving there on 18th April. Fine weather was experienced in the North Sea and until clearing the English Channel. Bad weather prevailed to as far as Malta, where the tug obtained a fresh supply of coal. Unpleasant weather attended the run to Port Said, where she bunkered again. . The weather \ was intensely hot in the Red Sea, but after ■ passing Aden fresh winds and high seas were experienced till Colombo was reached. The bunkers, were again filled, and on putting to sea tho Tola encountered bad weather until her arrival at Fremantle, where more coal was taken aboard. Bad weather was again encountered, and the voyags to Melbourne was anything but pleasant. After bunkering, tho Toia sailed from Melbourne on Thursday of last week, and ran into fine weather at last, which continued until twelve hours before she entered Cpok Strait, when a south-easterly gale and high seas were encountered and lasted until her. arrival in port. Captain J. C. Murray brought out the Tola, and with him were the following officers:—Chief officer, Mr. H. Matthews: second, Mr. W. Willcocks; chief engineer, Mr. W. J. Hosio; second, Mr. C. Pout; third, Mr. E. A. Peach. The crew of the Tola numbered seventeen. ULIMAROA'S PASSENGERS. The following booked passages by the Hud-dart-Parker Company's Intercolonial steamer Ullmaroa, which left Wellington at noon today for Sydney :—Saloon: Misses Barker, Staig, Moore, Collins, Ayers, A. Smith, Walker, Cull, Francis, King, Pascoe, Roche (2), M'Hardy, M'Crao, Clarke, Levitt, Kitto, Richardson, M'--Pherson, Jacobsen, Chapman, Le Creu, Mesdames Cable, Linn Smith, Phillips, Jacobson, C. L. Orbell, Curtis, West, Hanlon, Jones, Falconer and two children, Ayers, Levy, Robertson, Border, Lavender, Delves, F. Walker, Lady Hoskhic, Smith, Nutting, King, Simpson, Wells, Harper, Hopkins, Faulknor, Flanagan, law, Levitt, Wyatt and infant. Dean, Johnstone, Dodds and three children, M'Pherson, Richards, Dumphy, Piner, Bluett, Messrs. Burturstle, Herbold, Paterson, Trieve, Kennedy, Maclsaac, Sheath, Solnick, Hudson, Sktdmore, Vickery, Beauchamp, Wild, L. S. Monk, Stalg, M 053, Hyde, Caulfleld, Salmond, King, I". D. Jones and boy, Raymond, Skellerup, Robilliard (2), Cable, Linn Smith, Phillips, Jacobson, C. L, Orbell, Lavender, Stevenson, Svenson, Brown, Bedwell, Sclmrack, Elvy, R. H. Jones, Blake, Nicholls, Cooke, Mahar, Sheen, Mill, Dalley, Delves, Lomas, Irvine, Harvey, Alley, Brownlie (2), Finlayson, Stewart, Hazlett, Knight, Kirkpatrick, Wilson, Malone, Gavin, Irvine, Walker, Ellis, Syme, G. A. Levitt, G. Kennedy, J. B. A. Jones, M'Hardy, H. S. Leith, C. G. Porter, Hinchcliffe, P. M'Pherson, Simpson, Nichol, M'Glnnity, G. Davia-Cannlne, Rayward, S. Larkins, Rankln, H. Lang, Bishop Hickey, Milno, Carney, Piper, Corbett, Tucker, Crum, Barrett, M'Culloch, Rev. T. Cunningham, Mr. Matenson, S. N. Wright, Jenkinson, Barrlaon, Whelan, Richards, Plumber, Hanlon, Corbett, Booth, Kearns, Clarke, Coates, Robertson, Bedford, Maxwell, Ctiulwell, Cameron, Chegwldden, and 91 steerage, Including 18 Chinese. PERSONAL. Mr. A. Whittaker, well known to patrons of the Ferry Service, who has been for the past three years a popular steward on the Wanine, has relinquished that position to take- up an important appointment in another branch of the company's service. BY TELEGRAPH. GLASGOW, 30th June.' Arrived—Huntingdon. PANAMA, SOth June. Arrived—Port Hardy and Port Nicholson. TENERIFFE, 30th June. Sailed-Mahla. COLON, 30th June. Sailed—Sittang, for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, 2nd July. Sailed—Kaitoke, for New Zealand. SYDNEY, 2nd July; Arrived—Willesden, from Auckland. LONDON, Ist July. Sailed—Balranald. VANCOUVER, Ist July. Sailed—Aorangi. SYDNEY, Ist July. Sailed—Niagara (i p.m.), for Auckland; Maunganui (4.30 p.m.), for Wellington. AUCKLAND, lßt July. Arrived—Lepanto (10 p.m.), from New York. Sailed—City of Winchester (12.20 p.m.), for London; Ruahine (1.30 p.m.), for Tokomaru Bay. NEW PLYMOUTH, Ist July. Arrived—Sally Maerak (early), from Nauru. PATEA, Ist July. Arrived—Kapuni (12.40 p.m.), from WellingWANOANUI, Ist July. Arrived—lnvercarglll (9.40 a.m.), John (».6O a.m.), and Calm (12.10 p.m.), from Wellington. FOXTON, Ist July/ Arrived—Kennedy (1.10 p.m.), from WellingLYTTELTON, Ist July. Sailed—Port Pirie (4.50 p.m.), for New Plymouth; Cygnet (9.15 p.m.), for Kaikoura. DUNEDIN, Ist July. Arrived—Kamo, from Bluff. Sailed—Waipahi (12.35 p.m.). for LytteltoD. WANGANUI, 2nd July. Sailed—lnvercargill (1.25 a.m.) and Calm (1.50 a.m.), for Wellington. NELSON, 2nd July. Arrived—Arahura (6.20 a.m.), from Wellington. 'Xo sail—Arahura (7.30 p.m.), for Wellington. LYTTELTON, 2nd July. Arrived—Mararoa (12.30 p.m.), from Wellington; Waipahi (7.45 am.), from Dunedra. • To sail—Mararoa (7.30 p.m.), for Wellington. WESTFORI, 2nd July. Arrived—Kamona (1.35 a.m.), from Wellington. '